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contact Joanna at 215-272-6774
"Thank you for all of your help so far - you are an excellent swim coach/teacher!" - Jennifer V 2009
Learn how to swim! Develop your stroke so you to work with the water, not fight it. Joanna attends coaching seminars on a regular basis to keep her up to date. Each private lesson will focus on proper breathing, increasing your comfort in the water, improving your balance in the water, and developing your technique - all common issues, even in elite swimmers. Joanna utilizes techniques which promote proper mechanics utilizing your natural body movements. She refers to this technique as Silent Swimming - a marriage between yoga and swimming. This technique creates seemingly effortless movement through the water while eliminating shoulder and back pain (most often due to improper biomechanics). The more noise you make while in the water, the more inefficient you are. Use the principles you learn in the pool to help with your other activities outside of the pool.
Joanna works with both athletes who are looking to learn how to swim or improve their stroke, kids on swim teams looking to improve their stroke in competition, individuals who experience shoulder and lower back pain when swimming as well as adults and children who have never learned how to swim.
Currently Joanna teaches children and adults at the Abingdon Club in Jenkintown, PA and at Total Body Fitness in Lansdale. She can accommodate students at other pools if needed. Most sessions are 30 minutes in length. If choosing more than one stroke, longer sessions are available up to an hour (60 minutes). Rates based on length of lesson and facility.
Triathletes and beginner students welcome. If you are frustrated with the lack of progress from other lessons you have taken, including Total Immersion, then why not give this a try. Learn to move naturally with the water, not against the water fighting every stroke of the way.
As seen in Triathlete magazine: "Swimming is the most difficult event for many.....Practice open water swimming at least once if you can. It makes a world of difference!" (as Toreenzo Bozzone's nutritoni and swim coach)
Sign up Today for triathlon swim clinics!!:
Learn 2 Swim 4 Triathlon swim clinics
North Penn YMCA, Lansdale, PA
Scared of drowning, but you signed up for a triathlon? Learn to swim in 4 weeks! Learn how to breathe easier, learnbetter stroke techniques, sighting and other
open-water swimming techniques. Take your triathlon swimming to the next level and be one of the first out of the water with plenty of energy to spare! Learn how to drills and use pool toys appropriately to help your swim. This is a 'hands on' type of clinic so expect the instructor to get in the pool!!
When: 12 noon- 1:30 PM for 4 consecutive Saturday mornings (note time change for open water clinics) Limited to 8 people, so sign up quickly!
Session I: Feb 28th - March 21st : _____
Session II*: April 11th – May 2nd: _____
* there will be no class on Easter weekend, April 4th or Mother's Day, May 9th)Where: North Penn YMCA, Main Street in Lansdale, PA
Limited to 8 people -sign up quickly! No limit to open water sessions.
Cost: $ 245 for 4 x 90 min sessions.
Sign up here using the
registration form
and sign up now!
"[I learned so much] ...I liked the progressive way the class was taught. [I swim way better than before, and feel so much more comfortable in the water!] - Sharon B 2009
"I only wish I had learned this way when I started 2 years ago. This is so much easier!" - Jen M 2009
"I just want to thank you for your lessons and advice on swimming.
My Iron Man event went extremely well. My swim time was 1:36:55. There were still a lot of people in the water when I got out, so my goal of not being the last out of the water was achieved. But, more than that, I was never more comfortable or confident during any swim practice or event as I was on that day. I actually enjoyed swimming for the first time in my life, despite swimming against the current and being surrounded by jelly fish. I also used endurolytes for the first time that day, and I did not have any cramp issues, so I think it is something that I will continue to use."
-Brian Cole Oct 2006
New: Video Taping of swim stroke!
Get your swim stroke analyzed and take a mini-DVD home with you. Bring the mini-DVD back and keep track of your progress with swim lessons. Better to see how you are swimming then only hear it from your swim coach :)
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Open Water Swim Clinics! 3 sessions!
This class is $60 per person, and is not limited in size. the more people, the better!
12-1:30 PM: _____ (March 28th)
12-1:30 PM: _____ (May 9th)
12-1:30 PM: ______ (June 6th - tentative)For beginners as well as seasoned triathletes wanting to improve their swim & triathlon experience. See flyer for more details. See registration form to sign up now.
New For 2010 - Skills & Drills Swim Clinics and Open
This will be 4 weeks of 90 minutes each session helping you learn
what drills to use and how to use them to help improve your stroke.Learn how to use pull buoys, fins and paddles (and how to choose the right ones!) to help improve your stroke, rather than just kill time when you are bored. Not sure how to kick properly? Want to learn alternate side breathing? Not sure how to use the clock to swim intervals so you can go to masters swim classes?
We'll review that, too!When: 2:00-3:30 Sunday afternoons at North Penn YMCA pool.
Cost: $65 for each session. Limited to 10 people, so sign up quickly!
Session I: March 7th : _____
Session II*: April 11th: _____
See flyer for more information on clinic format, times, location, etc. or Registration form to sign up.
Custom swim training plans can be created for the 2010 Triathlon series or swim lesson packages. Check the CGI racing website for more details about their open swim sessions on Thursday nights - they are a great way to get you ready for your first race.
Call for private swim lessons. Take control of your swim stroke and take lessons today! 215-272-6774
Video taping of swim stroke - get your own mini DVD to take home and review. Bring it back and get
Other services offered:
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more footage on the same mini DVD! See how well you are progressing with your lessons. Better to
see your stroke than to just hear the coaches comments!
- Underwater video taping available! See your stroke underwater, not just above the water.
- Private aqua or water classes in your private pool or at the Abington Club. Include some friends
and reduce your costs.
- Private swim lessons in your own backyard pool (summer months only)
- Get ready for Masters Swimming! - learn how to do better turns, use the clock, understand pool
etiquette - circle swimming, etc, coaches terminology, etc for masters swimming. It isn't just a group
swim.....
- Open Water Swims - get ready for the triathlon season with a few open water swim sessions. get
comfortable with open water starts, swimming around buoys, navigating (sighting), etc. Get used to
your wetsuit!
- Group swims to get you used to triathlon swim starts! - get 3 or 4 of your closest swim pals
together to help you in the pool for a half an hour. Practice a mass start, being swum over, swam next
to, overtaken and more.
- everything that freaks you out in a triathlon swim start.
To reach Joanna, contact her at 215-272-6774 or by email: joanna@nutrition-in-motion.net
Want to go snorkeling on your next vacation but you never learned
how to swim?
Call Joanna now to set up your swim lessons. in 2 months I can
change your life in and with water!
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